What do you guys think about this question, I was actually asked this question for a college presentation.
Would the world be a better place if we all walked around nude - In public, at home, in presentation, and on school grounds?
Imagine a world where everything was based upon freedom to reveal, and clothing was rare but special(only used for warmth when need be)!
I myself am not sure what to think of such a question, and deep within our selfs there are differences! I like to take the film Pleasentville, a movie segragated and fixated on the 1950s theme, which in itself was mearly a myth. But the movie spells out a true feeling that tingles within many, even if its buried deep inside some small unknown crevic. The Ultamatum was that change was good; color, fowl language, to loose, to love, or to do something out of routine was considered outlandish if not wrong to that society, but yet one act would change another and another untill everyone was finally free. Everyone was of color with identity and being.
Could the same be true if it was OK to stroll down the street naked. Our society is bent upon ridicule and the United States paves the way on the forefront, not only in presentation, but by demonstration and nomination. Why is it wrong that Janet Jackson revealed a nipple, why is it wrong that music videos are too showing, why be afraid to reveal what is known to be us.
Would revealing the skin remove the mystery and make a society a more accepting loving helping place. Could it be that we would work as groups to solve our problems then wallowing in self individualism. An interesting question that can be pondered by many, not no one is wrong nor right, but interesting non the less to think and imagine. There are books, videos, paintings, scriptures, that depict the act of nude, there are even TV programs that show blacks completely undressed, even the young, but yet porn or anything of nude value is looked at with an evil eye.
I could go on and on expanding on endless issues, but feel free to post your thoughts!
